Question about variables in module behavior
The reason you are seeing this is because of JavaScript. Here’s the compiled JS from what you wrote: // Generated by ReScript, PLEASE EDIT WITH CARE let state = []; function make(foo) {...
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Here’s something quick I threw together: GitHub - jderochervlk/rescript-parcel-no-framework: A simple example of a webapp using Parcel with no framework, just WebAPIs. I’m using Parcel as the build...
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Got it; sounds like expected behavior, thanks!
View ArticleQuestion about variables in module behavior
you would actually get the same behavior in ocaml, go to ocaml playground and copy paste this: module MyModule = struct let state = ref([]) let make (foo: string) = state := foo :: !state; state end...
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General build overview/tutorial for ReScript projects?
this is a very interesting question and I think it boils down to the philosophy of the project compared to Elm/ClojureScript. The latter are meant to be battery included, fully integrated, while...
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Refactor React to ReScript Browser Extension Widgets - App in a week day 2 last year I made a little chrome extension with ReScript and React. Started from Hello World, adding React then adding...
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General build overview/tutorial for ReScript projects?
tsnobip: while ReScript is seen as a drop-in replacement of JS, a compiler that generates regular JS and that is meant to Just Work TM with the rest of the JS ecosystem. This is the great part about...
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General build overview/tutorial for ReScript projects?
jderochervlk: Do you want a single HTML file that just loads in JS? As I tried to explain above, the intent is really to have one codebase for a multi-page application (i.e. one shared bundle and one...
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Yep, indeed the latest rewatch master tries to build it. But I’m getting a handful of errors similar to this: The field hxBoost does not belong to type JsxDOM.domProps. So it appears it doesn’t...
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Typing a useState
Hello, I am having some minor problems with a small thing. On my playground below I make the compiler understand what I want to do with the following line | Loaded(asd: user) => but I would prefer...
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There’s a few different ways to approach it, but the simplest in your example would be to type the return type of the useState function: let (user, setUser) = React.useState((_): loadable<user,...
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General build overview/tutorial for ReScript projects?
jderochervlk: Here’s something quick I threw together: GitHub - jderochervlk/rescript-parcel-no-framework: A simple example of a webapp using Parcel with no framework, just WebAPIs. This looks very...
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What you’re looking for is a “Multi Page” application. A lot of the tooling out there focuses on either a single entry file (Single Page App) or Server Side Renderring, but a Multi Page app generates...
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Hi, I was wondering if its possible to build a library that can be used in a pure js project and if so what steps are needed? What I would want is to build stuff in rescript and then use it in my pure...
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you can also annotate in the tuple: let (user: loadable<user, 'e>, setUser) = React.useState(_ => Loading) Might be a bit more idiomatic.
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Compile and use in ts project
Hey! I don’t think ReScript has a seamless story for building JS libraries. Additional bundler features can make it possible, but the truth is that finding a good build tool for your library is still...
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Before the library mode, my current recommendation is to use tshy as an additional build tool for genType’s .ts outputs.
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[ANN] New module function page
We finally published a documentation page about module functions. We call them like that now since we think the old name (functor) is not as descriptive. Thank you @joshderochervlk! ReScript...
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